The EU Commission makes legally binding commitments by a national numbering agency to abolish fees for use of US international securities identification numbers (Standard & Poor's)

Petit, Nicolas

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15 Nov 2011

The EU Commission makes legally binding commitments by a national numbering agency to abolish fees for use of US international securities identification numbers (Standard & Poor’s)

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EU Commission, Standard & Poor’s, Press release 11/1354, 15 November 2011

The Rick Perry Syndrome* “Oops“, the Commission did it again… On November 15, 2011, in the S&P case, the Commission again closed abuse of dominance proceedings with an Article 9 decision. As already explained, Article 9 decisions have become the conventional procedure in Article 102 TFEU cases. What is less

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Nicolas Petit
European University Institute (Florence)

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Nicolas Petit, The EU Commission makes legally binding commitments by a national numbering agency to abolish fees for use of US international securities identification numbers (Standard & Poor’s), 15 November 2011, e-Competitions November 2011, Art. N° 40571

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